How do projects support victims of xenophobia?

Discussions, projects and campaigns support victims of xenophobia by helping them overcome the trauma they may have undergone and also by helping them understand about the culture and traditions of the country. This would help them follow and live in accordance with such culture and traditions.

How does xenophobia affect the victims?

But even veiled xenophobia can have insidious effects on both individuals and society. These attitudes can make it more difficult for people in certain groups to live within a society and affect all aspects of life including housing access, employment opportunities, and healthcare access.

How can projects and campaigns support victims of human trafficking?

Discussion, projects, campaigns and events provide a supportive platform to the victims of human right violations not only by spreading awareness and letting people know about it, but also by giving them a platform to report their grievances and get the support of the common mass.

How does the law protect citizens against human rights violation?

The Public Protector protects citizens from administrative excess, government maladministration and abuse of power. The Public Protector can investigate complaints against state organs or officials and recommend corrective action. Equality are provided for by s 187 of the Constitution.

How can the community protect and support victims of human trafficking?

Volunteer and support local organisations Volunteer and support anti-trafficking efforts in your community and ask how you can support them. Many anti-trafficking organisations often lack funds and resources and rely heavily on volunteer support.

How can the law protect victims of human trafficking?

Consent by the victims is not a defence to the crime of human trafficking. The law protects victims of trafficking from being charged and prosecuted for any offence they commit as a direct result of being trafficked, for example, using false travel documents.

Which laws protect citizens from human rights?

(1) This Bill of Rights is a cornerstone of democracy in South Africa. It enshrines the rights of all people in our country and affirms the democratic values of human dignity, equality and freedom….Bill of Rights. Chapter 2, Section 7-39.